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Ferrari's new start system revealed at Spanish GP

Ferrari has overhauled its start system and copied rival Mercedes in a bid to help improve its getaway from the grid, Motorsport.com can reveal. Just a fortnight on from the Russian Grand Prix, where Ferrari duo Sebastian Vettel and Kimi Raikkonen were leapfrogged by Valtteri Bottas on the run down to Turn 2, the Maranello team has responded with immediate modifications for the Spanish Grand Prix. It comes after Ferrari elected to use a filming day at Mugello last week for both its drivers to work on start improvements – and the results of that work have now made it on to Vettel's Ferrari in Barcelona. Ferrari SF70H steering wheel detail Photo by: Giorgio Piola Spotted by Mercedes Kimi...
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